Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Dark Roast Whole Bean Coffee, 100% Arabica Coffee - Trapper Creek, 12oz Bag

I love coffee, and it is soooo healthy (except I hear Starbucks is not healthy because they over roast their beans and remove the flavinoids as a result), but I cant do caffeine anymore, as it just messes me up, makes me to nervous, etc. but decaf has been nothing but a crap experience. So I tried this stuff, from Crapper Creek, and I used an Aero press and got a good grinder from Krups, and bingo! I am getting a great cup of coffee now!. I put the water in the microwave for a minute and a half, and while that is getting a boil I grind some Crapper Creek, pour it into the Aero Press, get the filter ready as that takes out the bad stuff in coffee and lets the flavinoids through, and a filter is required with an Aero Press anyway. Then I pour in the hot water into the Aeropress, stir it. Let it sit for a minute or two. Come back and press it into my cup. Fills it about half way--I no longer add hot water, just live with the half cup situation, kind of like getting an expresso I guess. And then I top it off with a bit of Chobani Carmel Macchiato Coffee Creamer. Home run every time. Just wish it was more than a half a cup.

I love coffee. As the years have gone by, though, caffeine has lost its place in my life. Enter Trapper Creek Decaf from Stumptown. It's the only decaf coffee I like. It has the fullest flavor of any decaf I have tasted. I can't seem to find it in any store nearby me, so I order it here. It lasts about 10-12 days of daily use when making espresso. I don't love the price, but I can't find anything as good or better that is less expensive, so Trapper Creek it is.

Decaffeinated coffee that doesn’t taste like decaf and tastes better than some of the regular coffee that I drink. I live nowhere near a stumps coffee and all the retailers do not sell the decaffeinated brew so get it on Amazon was my only choice and the price actually equals out as if I was purchasing it online or in a store.

I’ve been trying a lot of decaf coffees lately. So far I think this one has been the best. It isn’t amazing, but it reminds me the most of regular coffee. They all seem to be missing any sort of subtle flavors. Tasting notes: coffee

I found it to be weak in flavor, over priced, very little bag lasting slightly over a week for over $27.00, and non returnable. I am not buying it again. Very disappointed.

F I N A L L Y, a delicious decaf. 🥰 Yes, it's expensive. Who CARES?! It's delicious. It's the first decaf I've had at home that is just lovely. I don't feel deprived!! Most high-end decafs are "ok" or "better than most," this one just tastes like normal coffee. THANK YOU!!

This coffee is just ok. It got top reviews from websites I visited, but it's just ok. Not nearly as flavorful as Peets, or Kicking horse coffee.. I would not purchase again.

I am a picky coffee drinker and had to witch to decaf many years ago. The big issue with decaf is that it tends to be bitter tasting and also lose a lot of flavor in the processing. I also like my coffee on the strong to strongest side of the scale and find this coffee fits the bill perfectly for me. I see reviews that describe the smell as burnt and I found that as well but I didn't taste a burnt flavor once brewed. I have used, percolator, brew station, and french press with this coffee and find the flavor to be smooth tasting and non-bitter every time which also makes it perfect for blending with other brand flavored coffee's that I enjoy. Thumbs up from me on this one.